Topic: Prophet Mohammed

French police arrested a man Friday after they say he stabbed at least two people outside the former offices of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, which was the scene of a deadly terrorist attack five years ago.

The Turkish government said Friday it will allow almost 25,000 expatriates living in nearly five dozen countries to return for Ramadan, despite restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Islamic State on Thursday confirmed the death of its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and announced his replacement -- Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi.

Dozens of people have been arrested amid riots in Pakistan that stemmed from blasphemy accusations against a Hindu school principal.

Pakistan's high court has upheld the acquittal of a Christian woman accused of blasphemy, meaning she's free to leave the country for the first time in years.

The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not like the United States, where abuse of (and by) President Donald Trump is not just commonplace but unpunished.

A Florida man pleaded guilty last week to threatening to attack a mosque and shoot its members, the Department of Justice said.

Dozens of Iraqi pilgrims and more than 100 more were injured when twin blasts struck a cemetery in Syria.

An Italian town where nearly 300 people died in last month's earthquake is suing Charlie Hebdo after its cartoon portrayed victims of the quake as pasta dishes.

Months after Palmyra fell to the Islamic State, Syrian forces recaptured the city Sunday.